Quo Fuit places 5 dated presences for Mikhail Bakunin across 5 places, from 1834 to 1873.
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Mikhail Alexandrovich Bakunin ( – 1 July 1876) was a Russian revolutionary anarchist and political philosopher.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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1834year
Belarusattested“Derelict in his studies, he was sent to Belarus and Lithuania as punishment in early 1834, where he read academic theory and philosophy.”source: Wikipedia: Mikhail Bakunin
1840year
University of Berlinattested“Herzen funded Bakunin to study at the University of Berlin in 1840.”source: Wikipedia: Mikhail Bakunin
1849year
Peter and Paul Fortressattested“After participating in both the Prague uprising and the 1849 Dresden uprising, Bakunin was imprisoned, tried, sentenced to death, extradited multiple times, and ultimately placed in solitary confinement in the Peter and Paul Fortress of St.”source: Wikipedia: Mikhail Bakunin
1867year
Switzerlandattested“He moved to Switzerland in 1867, a more permissive environment for revolutionary literature.”source: Wikipedia: Mikhail Bakunin
1873year
Russiaattested“Bakunin wrote his last major work, Statism and Anarchy (1873), anonymously in Russian to stir underground revolution in Russia.”source: Wikipedia: Mikhail Bakunin
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1830 to 1847period
Parismentioned“Bakunin only became personally active in political agitation in 1847, as Polish emigrants in Paris invited him to commemorate the 1830 Polish uprising with a speech.”source: Wikipedia: Mikhail Bakunin
1842year
Berlinmentioned“He left Berlin in early 1842 for Dresden and met the Hegelian Arnold Ruge, who published Bakunin's first original publication.”source: Wikipedia: Mikhail Bakunin
1844 to 1864period
Parismentioned“While Bakunin encountered Karl Marx in Paris (1844) and London (1864), he came to know him through the First International (International Working Men's Association), which Marx and Friedrich Engels formed in the 1860s.”source: Wikipedia: Mikhail Bakunin
February 1848month
Parismentioned“When the French King Louis Philippe I abdicated during the February 1848 Revolution, Bakunin returned to Paris and basked in the revolutionary milieu.”source: Wikipedia: Mikhail Bakunin
1861year
Londonmentioned“He married Antonia Kwiatkowska there before escaping in 1861, first to Japan, then to San Francisco, sailing to Panama and then to New York and Boston, and arrived in London by the end of the year.”source: Wikipedia: Mikhail Bakunin
1861year
Panamamentioned“He married Antonia Kwiatkowska there before escaping in 1861, first to Japan, then to San Francisco, sailing to Panama and then to New York and Boston, and arrived in London by the end of the year.”source: Wikipedia: Mikhail Bakunin
1861year
New York Citymentioned“He married Antonia Kwiatkowska there before escaping in 1861, first to Japan, then to San Francisco, sailing to Panama and then to New York and Boston, and arrived in London by the end of the year.”source: Wikipedia: Mikhail Bakunin
1861year
Japanmentioned“He married Antonia Kwiatkowska there before escaping in 1861, first to Japan, then to San Francisco, sailing to Panama and then to New York and Boston, and arrived in London by the end of the year.”source: Wikipedia: Mikhail Bakunin
1861year
San Franciscomentioned“He married Antonia Kwiatkowska there before escaping in 1861, first to Japan, then to San Francisco, sailing to Panama and then to New York and Boston, and arrived in London by the end of the year.”source: Wikipedia: Mikhail Bakunin
Italymentioned“Towards the end of his life, beginning in 1864 in Italy with the International Brotherhood, Bakunin attempted to unite his international network under secret revolutionary societies, a concept at odds with his professed caution against t…”source: Wikipedia: Mikhail Bakunin
1870year
Lyonmentioned“With France's collapse in the 1870 Franco-Prussian War, Bakunin traveled to Lyon and participated in the fruitless Lyon Commune in which the citizens briefly occupied the city hall.”source: Wikipedia: Mikhail Bakunin
1 July 1876exact date
Bernmentioned“Bakunin retreated to Switzerland, where he retired, dying in Bern on 1 July 1876.”source: Wikipedia: Mikhail Bakunin
1 July 1876exact date
Switzerlandmentioned“Bakunin retreated to Switzerland, where he retired, dying in Bern on 1 July 1876.”source: Wikipedia: Mikhail Bakunin
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